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QSD is a *nix daemon for administering game servers (like Quake, Half Life, etc). It uses a flexible plugin architecture for both authentication and interfacing to game servers, is fully multithreaded and is written in C.

dbutil - A Dynamic SQL Generation Library

A Basic style language that uses a database as the internal datastructure. It compiles the code to ANSI-C. It is intended to be used for highly interactive websites. For documentation and background info, visit the homepage!

GTKMySQL is a MySQL client which proposes a simple and powerful graphic interface for the administration, visualization and utilization of the MySQL. It will be also possible to export the database of the tables to the XML extension. In the next future,

Biscuitlog is a database AND community for information on sound recordings. It allows users to share information on obscure musical recordings and friendly banter as well.

A word-pattern, dictionary and thesaurus search engine.

Front end to manage Developer 2000 source code trees with RCS engine

CAVOR is an engine for building apps that involve both graphic and text/numeric data. Primarily GIS is the initial focus, but consider also CAD, CASE, project management (eg PERT charts), and others. Built-in scripting, C API, also supports Tcl and Java.

A text based database interface implemented in Java/JDBC, sporting readline. Field and table name completion is there, even ever so flaky

A database builder/editor/viewer for maintaining RDB tables using the Linux-based Agenda VR3 PDA. Users can create and edit structured data records compatible with the RDB tab-delimited text format.

The nss_sqldb project provides ability to access system databases (like passwd, groups etc.) from a SQL database. As a result service authentication can be done from a database rather than files like /etc/passwd.

Interface for maintaining a psychiatry section database. This is intended for use in Romania, at the moment -- I'm not sure that the database layout is suitable for other countries.

Bibtool is a simple curses-based editor for BibTeX bibliography files, especially useful for those who have to maintain a large number of references for a major piece of documentation, like a PhD thesis. The name 'bibtool' was already in use by another project. To avoid confusion this project has been renamed 'bibcursed' for further development. There will be no further updates to bibtool, and you should start using Bibcursed instead (also hosted on Sourceforge).

Objective Caml library over Oracle OCI8, with some higher level features.

Open PDV é um pequeno software para se controlar um pequeno cyber café.

PremiER is an Entity Relationship Designer intended to ease the design, deployment and maintainance of database models. Observe Embarcaderos ER/Studio and Computer Associates ERWin for a hint of what's coming.

DiscDB is a little program that will use a SQL database to catalog all files in your CDs or DVDs, making it easy to find a file without having to switch discs until you find it. Useful for people who save all their downloads or backups to removable media

Linux curses driven database front end development environment for YARD SQL or other ESQL/C like databases. Menu oriented, user and group access rigths controlled, form print functionality, sort functionality for database hit list, mask creation tool ...

The development and maintenance of *Quick, the Translation and Information databases and all the frontends, like KQuick and WQuick.

Creates really cool and useful hypermaps from SQL database schema, consists of a small PL/SQL metadata extractor and a Python (or C) postprocessor file.

pwPage provides an extremely fast and simple approach to the creation of data base forms. That is, if a data base table exists and a corresponding HTML page has been constructed using a few easy guidelines, pwPage can immediately used for table data sele

Data Entry and Reporting Tool, this is a tool similar to DBase, M$ Acces, and others. Graphical interface (Motif/LessTif), DBMS backends include MySQL, XBase (sourceforge.net/projects/xbase) and mdb-tools (sourceforge.net/projects/mdbtools).

The Home Library Information Manager (HLIM) will be a front-end for keeping track of an individual's books, magazines, videos, CDs, and other trackable materials, using both keyboard and bar-code scanner input.